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Developing an online store in WordPress requires the best WooCommerce plugins to maximize the customer experience on the website and boost sales. Although using additional plugins in WooCommerce is good for e-commerce, too many plugins […]
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Installing WordPress plugins on localhost can be done manually, either online or offline. You can choose the method that best suits your needs. This can be done through your WordPress wp-admin dashboard or through the […]
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Are you looking for the best WordPress security plugins to protect your site? Check our recommended list of plugins to keep your site safe! WordPress powers well over a quarter of all CMS-using websites, way […]
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WordPress security plugins WordPress powers well over a quarter of all CMS-using websites, way more than any other platform on the internet. While it’s great to have such an immense community of users, it also […]
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Understanding how to scan a WordPress website for malware is an essential part of maintaining a safe online presence. With the online world riddled with malicious elements like trojans, botnets, and harmful backdoors or web […]
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Tonjoo offers custom development of websites on the WordPress CMS, a platform we feel is the perfect solution for businesses and institutions that want an elegant design, rich multimedia experience (embedded video, streaming audio, galleries, […]
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After you understand what Gutenberg WordPress is and its prominent features, it’s time for you to try using the Gutenberg block editor to make the most of it. By understanding the functions of each feature, […]
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Updating WooCommerce has caused some plugins to stop working. You can resolve this issue by reverting WooCommerce checkout page to Classic Editor. For those of you using WooCommerce version 8.3 or newer, you may have […]
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You might bump into the phrase “Gutenberg” when you start using WordPress to create websites. So what exactly is WordPress Gutenberg? Gutenberg is an editor that makes it easier for WordPress users to develop their […]
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When you add an author in WordPress, you naturally set that user’s role. But what if, in the future, you need to change that user’s role? How to manage user roles in WordPress? For instance, […]